Tax education and literacy Sample Clauses

Tax education and literacy. The goal of this workshop is to provide support to target countries in implementing their tax education and literacy program. Many countries already have financial education and literacy programs run by their central banks and/or ministries of finance. These programs are typically targeted at high school students or young people in general and aim to provide education on practical financial topics such as interest rates and loans. The proposed workshop will expand upon these existing programs by incorporating tax literacy in them, including the need for social dialogue on tax issues and reforms. CEF will develop a plan for incorporating tax literacy into these programs and roll 8 See a tentative schedule of activities in Table 1. it out to one constituent country per year. This workshop will take place annually in conjunction with the central banks, ministries of finance, and tax administrations of the constituent countries.
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Tax education and literacy. Q4 Oct The objective of this workshop is to support tax administration across the CEF constituency in implementing tax education and literacy programs. Many of these countries already have financial education and literacy programs, typically run by their central banks and/or ministries of finance. These programs target high school students or young people, and offer education opportunities on practical financial topics, such as interest rates and loans. The proposed activity will build upon the existing financial education and literacy programs by incorporating tax literacy, and highlighting the need for social dialogue on tax issues and reforms. Appendix IV Learning Program in 2024 The CEF will develop a plan to incorporate tax literacy into these programs and roll it out to one constituent country per year. Target audience: Representatives from ministries of finance, central banks, members of parliament
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